That’s a beautiful site. The best part about all this prep for me is that my wife and kids are super picky eaters and not really into barbq and leftovers. I get the lion’s share guilt free!
I love me some stuffed jalapeños.
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	I did something similar about 5 years ago. Peaked at around 230 lbs but I'm also short AF. In 2 years I dropped down to 149 lbs. Mostly a permanent diet change and about 18k a week of cardio. I've since bulked up and added about 40 lbs of muscle and managed to keep the bodyfat % about the same. 
 
 I couldn't do keto or any of those other diets, just too much work IMO. I just replaced pretty much all my liquid intake with water (aside from my morning coffee) and I quit fast food/junk food and ate more fruits/vegetables.austinmike, blairandgretchen, F4T6UY and 2 others Thank this.
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	Put green tea leaves or ground green tea leaves on the food while cooking.F4T6UY, Boondock and Another Canadian driver Thank this.
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	Cooking fresh food, avoiding processed crap, and anything out of a can and limiting soda. you can almost eat anything you want and keep weight off. Boondock, blairandgretchen, F4T6UY and 1 other person Thank this.
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	I can verify that it tastes great.
 Merlot, Cabernet and Pinot Noir.
 I tried them all. I liked them all.
 And that's my honest testimony.
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	After watching about 5 minutes of any workout video I feel both hungry and tired.
 I need a fruit bowl and a power nap ASAP. A red wine glass too.F4T6UY, Boondock, blairandgretchen and 2 others Thank this.
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	Red wine......hot bath.....
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	Dude - I thought you looked healthy enough for a trucker when I met you. I realize you'd lost a lot of weight and commend you for the perseverance to do so. 
 
 Great thread!Boondock, Another Canadian driver and F4T6UY Thank this.
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	Chicken thighs cooked. 2 eaten. The rest shredded and bagged. 
 
 And since I embrace the fat, some skin thrown in each bag.
 
 With my brisket and pork, I have a couple weeks worth of meals. All it needs is to ad some side veggies…or not.
 
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	Here's my tip on the smoked chicken.
 
 Wife hates dark meat, the oils and fats.
 
 I get a bag of 'leg quarters' - usually $10 or less a bag. Coat in olive oil, basil, seasonings - no sugar - paprika etc. (I just dump in the sink and pour everything on top/swish around)
 
 Smoke them on the Traeger for 2 hours at 240F to 165F, (internal probe) and let the fats and oil drip out to waste. Then I fire up the Weber gas grill.
 
 Take them off the smoker, put them on the block, separate with big knife (drums from thighs) , and blast them on the grill for 10 minutes.
 
 Pan them , cover and let rest for 10 minutes. All the pink is gone, tender, and greaseless with great smoke flavor.
 
 Shred excess into bags like you do - but that method might turn the family on to it a bit better. (Unless you want to take all the leftovers)Boondock, Another Canadian driver, AModelCat and 1 other person Thank this.
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